Motion analysis of arm movement during badminton smash

Lim, Ho-Nam; Salim, Mohammad Shahril; Baharuddin, Mohd Yusof

doi:10.1109/iecbes.2010.5742210

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“…You aim to hit the shuttlecock at the highest point that is comfortable for you -the arms and racket must be fully placed on the point with the biggest smash impact. The findings of this study are supported by the results of a study conducted (Salim, M. S., et al 2010) who suggested that smash techniques in badminton are needed to position movements that are ready to smash, when smash athletes must be able to operationalize their hands by having as much power as possible . Furthermore, the findings were also supported who stated that if the model of smash training was carried out properly, this model would be effective against the desired smash results.…”

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Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Rahmat¹

2021

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The purpose of the study. This study aims to develop a basic training model for badminton Smash in badminton athletes in West Kalimantan. Materials and methods. The method used in this study is research and development modifying the Brog and Gal model. Results. The results of this study indicate that the badminton smash basic training model can be said to be valid from the study and assessment by experts. Conclusions. And the development of basic badminton smash training model is categorized as feasible to be used in badminton smash training because the developed smash model can be a smash training model that requires hand skills and strength, so the Badminton Smash Basic Training Model is recommended as a training model that can provide new nuances in apply a good smash.

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Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Rahmat¹

2021

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“…Furthermore, there are advanced researches that apply measure sports activities via sensors. For example, in [ 16 ], focusing on badminton smash, the authors derive differences of the strengths between genders from three-dimensional coordinate values of the arm movements captured by camera. They insist that the higher racquet grip velocity induces a more rapid smash.…”

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Statistical Extraction Method for Revealing Key Factors from Posture before Initiating Successful Throwing Technique in Judo

Kato

Yamagiwa

2021

Sensors

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Many methods such as biomechanics and coaching have been proposed to help people learn a certain movement. There have been proposals for methods to discover characteristics of movement based on information obtained from videos and sensors. Especially in sports, it is expected that these methods can provide hints to improve movement skills. However, conventional methods focus on individual movements, and do not consider cases where external factors influence the movement, such as combat sports. In this paper, we propose a novel method called the Extraction for Successful Movement method (XSM method). Applying the method, this paper focuses on throwing techniques in judo to discover key factors that induce successful throwing from the postures right before initiating the throwing techniques. We define candidate factors by observing the video scenes where the throwing techniques are successfully performed. The method demonstrates the significance of the key factors according to the predominance of factors by χ2 test and residual analysis. Applying the XSM method to the dataset obtained from the videos of the Judo World Championships, we demonstrate the validity of the method with discussing the key factors related to the successful throwing techniques.

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“…Most relevant studies in laboratory settings have used optical motion analysis systems to investigate the swing motions involved in shots [ 8 , 9 ], but only a few studies have examined the biomechanics of the lunge motion. Kuntze et al (2010) utilized an optical motion analysis system and force platform to investigate the kinematics and kinetics of the lunge task.…”

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Feasibility of Smartphone-Based Badminton Footwork Performance Assessment System

Chiu

Tsai

Sung³

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Footwork is the most fundamental skill in badminton, involving the ability of acceleration or deceleration and changing directions on the court, which is related to accurate shots and better game performance. The footwork performance in-field is commonly assessed using the total finished time, but does not provide any information in each direction. With the higher usage of the smartphones, utilizing their built-in inertial sensors to assess footwork performance in-field might be possible by providing information about body acceleration in each direction. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of a smartphone-based measurement system on badminton six-point footwork. The body acceleration during the six-point footwork was recorded using a smartphone fixed at the belly button and a self-developed application in thirty badminton players. The mean and maximum of the acceleration resultant for each direction of the footwork were calculated. The participants were classified into either the faster or slower group based on the finished duration of footwork. Badminton players who finished the footwork faster demonstrated a greater mean and maximum acceleration compared to those who finished slower in most directions except for the frontcourt directions. The current study found that using a smartphone’s built-in accelerometer to evaluate badminton footwork is feasible.

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Motion analysis of arm movement during badminton smash

Cited by 22 publications

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Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Statistical Extraction Method for Revealing Key Factors from Posture before Initiating Successful Throwing Technique in Judo

Feasibility of Smartphone-Based Badminton Footwork Performance Assessment System

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